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Nass𓅓 retweeted
A quick tip when sending cold DMs to projects and developers:
Always include your proof of work previous projects you've contributed to, and successful deals you've closed.
Don't just tell them what you can offer: show them what you've already accomplished.
A strong track record builds credibility, demonstrates your value, and gives you a competitive edge when pursuing opportunities.
let your work speak for you.
A quick tip when sending cold DMs to projects and developers:
Always include your proof of work previous projects you've contributed to, and successful deals you've closed.
Don't just tell them what you can offer: show them what you've already accomplished.
A strong track record builds credibility, demonstrates your value, and gives you a competitive edge when pursuing opportunities.
let your work speak for you.
Nass𓅓 retweeted
I know you don't have $100K sitting in your wallet😂, but if you did,
would you want the whole world knowing?
Your online activity says a lot about you, but proving it without handing over your private information is a different conversation.
Think about it.
You might want to prove your Binance trading history,
verify your account activity or show that you meet certain financial requirements.
But why should proving one thing mean exposing your entire account?
This is one problem @primus_labs is tackling with zkTLS.
It allows applications to verify information from websites and online platforms
without requiring users to reveal all the underlying data or share their login credentials.
And the interesting part is how many things this could unlock.
Imagine:
➥ Proving your exchange activity without sharing your entire account history.
➥ Verifying certain financial credentials without exposing private records.
➥ Building a reputation based on actual, verifiable activity rather than claims.
Primus is making it possible to bring trusted information from the internet into Web3 in a more privacy-preserving way.
I find this particularly interesting because so much useful information is still outside the blockchain.
Making that information verifiable without sacrificing privacy opens up a lot of possibilities. @KaitoAI
Explore Primus XP:
s.kaito.ai/aWfPGAi
Nass𓅓 retweeted
your data shouldn't be the price of verification.
what if you could prove your online activity without exposing your entire digital history?
that's the idea behind primus labs' bnb zk id.
with support for binance, okx, github, steam, and amazon, users can verify specific information without sharing unnecessary account details.
@primus_labs zktls verifies the original data, while brevis zkvm generates the cryptographic proof for onchain attestation.
the result? applications can verify what matters without seeing everything about you.
a smarter approach to digital identity, built around privacy and trust.
less exposure. more control.
click: s.kaito.ai/vw8ffxF
Onchain identity gets a lot more useful when it stops meaning “upload everything about yourself.”
One thing I’ve been looking at from @primus_labs is the BNB ZK ID stack.
The idea is pretty clean:
an app can verify a specific fact from your Web2 account without needing the full account data.
Current supported sources include:
→ Binance
→ OKX
→ GitHub
→ Steam
→ Amazon
Under the hood, Primus zkTLS verifies the offchain data source first.
Then Brevis zkVM handles the proof computation.
So instead of giving an app your entire account history, the flow becomes:
verify one claim → generate the proof → attest it onchain.
That feels much closer to how onchain identity should work.
Not “show me everything.”
Just prove what actually matters.
s.kaito.ai/s2GfVR3
Nass𓅓 retweeted
Your crypto has a lock. Quantum computers are building the key.
Right now, your wallet is protected by math that today’s computers can’t break.
But a strong enough quantum computer could one day break it.
Not today. Not tomorrow. But the people who wait until that day will be too late.
The good news: @NEARProtocol already has a fix.
In July, NEAR added ML-DSA, a new quantum-safe lock approved by NIST, the US standards body.
You can add it to your existing account. You don’t need a new wallet, and you don’t need to move your coins.
So I tried it myself, on testnet, so no real money was at risk. In the video I:
→ Add a new access key
→ Pick ML-DSA-65 instead of the old default
→ Save my recovery phrase and pass the wallet check
→ End up with two keys on one account
I’m also being honest about the limits.
This is the first step, not the finish line. Full protection is expected by the end of 2027, and not every app supports the new key yet.
So I’m asking: is crypto preparing enough?
Tell me what you think in the comment
@NEARProtocol
@NEARLegion
Nass𓅓 retweeted
AI trading sounds cool, but my first question is simple:
what can the agent actually do with my wallet
thats what caught my attention about @fortfidev an AI-native perps platform on Hyperliquid.
you can connect AI agents for autonomous trading with co-signers and transaction policies to set boundaries around what they're allowed to do.
for me, those controls matter just as much as the trading features.
the pinned demo below shows how it works.
fortfi is still in beta early adopters earn points and perps trading can earn additional points.
if you're curious, sign up, create a wallet and explore it.
check the permissions and fees before trading and only risk what you can afford to lose.
short answer:
it can trade inside the limits you set, but it can't withdraw or send funds anywhere you haven't approved.
wallet controls don't remove trading risk.
then tell the team what works whats confusing and what you'd change.
you can share feedback directly through the Feedback button in FortFi.
my referral link: fortfiapp.com/login?invite=W…
i receive a share of referred users' points.
any future monetary rewards aren't guaranteed.
What if your wallet was secure, your trading was simple, and everything worked together?
• Security first, with co-signers and rules you set
• Multiple wallets, one home
• 340+ markets, 24/7, with an AI trading assistant
👉 Meet FortFi: fortfiapp.com
Nass𓅓 retweeted
every market has a story behind it. @swaydotfun is an interesting way to explore those stories
Nass𓅓 retweeted
A good product doesn't automatically make a successful Web3 project or product entirely.
You can build something genuinely useful and still struggle to attract users.
Why?
Because people need to discover you before they can use you.
They need to understand what you're building, trust your team, see reasons to participate and have a reason to stay.
That's where growth strategy comes in.
A few things every Web3 project should take seriously:
• Visibility: Are the right people discovering your project?
• Positioning: Can people understand your value within seconds?
• Reputation: What are people saying about you when you're not in the room?
• Community: Are you building real relationships or just counting members?
• Retention: What makes users come back after their first interaction?
Growth isn't just about making noise, it's about turning attention into trust, trust into adoption, and adoption into long-term growth.
Founders, your marketing deserves as much thought as your product.
Haven't shared much about my journey as a Web3 Growth Strategist lately, but the work hasn't stopped.
Recently came across an opportunity, took it seriously and got to work.
The result? 244 sign-ups through my referral link.
A few things this reminded me of:
✓ Growth requires initiative.
✓ Visibility must lead to action.
✓ The right strategy can turn attention into users.
✓ Results will always speak.
Still learning, building and putting in the work.
One thing is certain: I'm just getting started.
Big ups to @Big_khaddyy for making this happen ❤️
Nass𓅓 retweeted
rhere are many projects worth following, but finding the right opportunities can take time.
@rarelistio brings creator campaigns into one place, making it easier to discover projects, take part and contribute.
a useful place to start for creators looking to stay active in web3
Nass𓅓 retweeted
Just back at home after a long day
and noticed something interesting
FT reports Anthropic IPO could land at a $1,5T+ valuation
when an AI lab goes public at that size, the money doesn't stop at the lab
it flows to whoever sells the chips and memory it runs on
that’s the riff:
8 picks led by chip and memory sellers, with debt-funded GPU renters left out
copy it or build the other side:
app.justbeep.it/mosh/riffs/s…
🤝 Paid partnership
Nass𓅓 retweeted
My first subscription on X - @kimmonismus
just think it's always cool to support those authors who share only alpha and value content
for me personally, Chubby is an example of the content creator I want to be
also hope that sooner or later I will be able to grow up to the same size as him
who is your favorite content creator in AI?
Nass𓅓 retweeted
reward pool of $7k, first winner gets $1500
ai video creators position for this
- create a Hebrew AI film that shows the value of undergraduate study at Reichman University
check comments for link
reward breakdown:
1 - $1,500 cash
2 - $1,000 cash
3 - $700 cash
4–5 - $400 cash
6–10 - $300 cash
11–15 - $100 cash
16–25 - $100 Kolbo credit value
